AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFake Medicines Crackdown: Europol-backed action dismantled a counterfeit medicines and supplement network operating across Poland, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Moldova, with judicial requests in 10 more countries and raids at 113 locations—authorities say the scheme pulled in at least €240m. Bratislava Scams & Payments: Police are probing fake parking fines after QR-code “penalty notices” tricked drivers into paying €80–€150, while Miletička market is testing Slovakia’s new rule that traders must accept card or phone payments for purchases over €1. Foreigners’ Police Move: Bratislava’s Foreigners’ Police reopened at Račianska 62 after a week-long relocation, with appointments shifted to the new address. AI Education Push: Košice and Bratislava universities launch a joint AI engineering program starting 2026/27. Film & Culture: Slovakia’s culture ministry heads to Cannes amid STVR controversy over cancelled live coverage, and Channel 4 adds Slovak thriller “Ultimatum” to Walter Presents. Pop Spotlight: Adéla talks her new album and “breaking free” in Coolest Person in the Room. Tech for Events: Leyard Europe unveils its Planar “Mantis” LED video wall range for faster, tool-less setups.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result.